The “Divine Man” as the Key to Mark's Christology—The End of an Era?

Interpretation 35 (3):243-257 (1981)
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Abstract

The clue to the Christology of Mark's Gospel is found in the story itself, not in the tradition Mark used nor in the community for which he wrote

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